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Jon Tremmeh
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Found another pic of the Aquaman statue:
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Hm. Too low. Too big. Too bad!!
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Bill Mimbu
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A review of Max Factory's Figma version of R. Dorothy Wayneright:

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Have to agree with it on a few points (sad that the Roger Smith Figma was reportedly an Wonder Festival exclusive only).

Got back from Japan late last week, and came home to a corrupted harddrive, so my online participation here is going to be quite limited for the time being.  I sure Martin Arlt will be posting a lot of the strange superhero toy sightings we saw at the Bandai Museum earlier this month.



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Steve Ogden
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Picked him up at the Baltimore Con.  I just love the image with the Gladiator boots.
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Steve Ogden
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Not comic book related but still neat.  Here is Bub from Day of the Dead. He comes with all of his "accessories" ---his razor, tape recorder with headphones, .45 pistol and a bucket of "chum."
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Steve Ogden
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A nice affordable display from Sideshow Collectibles; AVP Predator masks.
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Alex Prewitt
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More upcoming Hot Toys product--oh, my poor wallet!



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Ryan Maxwell
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Wow, spot on with Jack's face.
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Bill Mimbu
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More upcoming Hot Toys product--oh, my poor wallet!

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Indeed!

HLJ has pictures [Batman] and [Joker]

Bandai's S.H. Monster Arts of the 1994 Godzilla and the 1993 Mecha-Godzilla posable figures are now available for pre-order as well.

Not too keen about the articulation joints on the Godzilla figure (saw the DESTROYAH-version at the Bandai Showcase in Akihabara, along with the web-order exclusive G-Force set) , but it works pretty well with the second version of Mecha-G.  Hope they eventually do the Showa and Millenium versions.
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Excellent Nicholson Joker. I doubt I'll be adding it to my accumulation, but I do appreciate the craftsmanship.
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Greg Kirkman
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Regardless of what one thinks of the film, those Hot Toys Batman figures are positively dripping with Awesomesauce.
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Sam Houston
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It's funny how the Batman logo used was different than that used on the costume, or visa versa.
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